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In utero nicotine exposure affects murine palate development

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By Heema K.N. Vyas, Mark Boyce, Emily Durham, Amr Mohi
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 INTRODUCTION While there is a vast body of literature linking adverse birth outcomes and perinatal nicotine use, 11% of pregnant American women continue to smoke or use alternative nicotine products during and after pregnancy.1-4 Among traditional smoke products, nicotine is the main teratogenic substance that alters and delays embryonic development.
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Antimicrobial mechanism of in-situ plasma activated water treatment of pathogenic Escherichia coli and Staphylococcus aureus biofilms

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By Binbin Xia, Heema K.N. Vyas, Scott Rice, Patrick Cullen
| BioRxiv
Abstract Aims: This study investigated the efficacy and mechanisms of inactivation of against Escherichia coli UTI89 and Staphylococcus aureus NCTC8325 through an in-situ plasma-activated water (PAW) treatment. Methods and Results: PAW was prepared by discharging atmospheric pressure cold plasma beneath the surface of sterile distilled water. The study investigated the inactivation of biofilm cells and biofilm matrix. A complete killing of biofilm cells was achieved on both of E.
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Plasma Activated Water as a Pre-Treatment Strategy in the Context of Biofilm-Infected Chronic Wounds

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By Binbin Xia, David Alam, Heema K.N. Vyas, Nicholas P. Gracie
| BioRxiv
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